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Sincere thank you to all.
But please, no condolences are necessary. I’ll miss the hell out of him of course. But without going into too much detail, this has been a while in the coming, he had literally not been himself for a long while, and this final destination really is a blessing at this point.
‘Dog, what can I say? No words, my brother. But I’m pretty sure you’ll appreciate the significance of this one given the specifics involved. Been a reliable tearjerker for the past few months…
Peace to the Wuf family…
The Old Wuf is in Wuf Heaven.A friend of mine, a State grad, told me one time…
“You ain’t a man until you bury your Pop…”I didn’t understand really what he meant at the time, but I do now…
#NCSU-North Carolina's #1 FOOTBALL school!^We buried mine at too young an age over 30 years past…still miss him. Condolences, Wuf…expected or not, this can still be a difficult thing to accept.
Wufpacker, my condolences my fellow pack fan. I lost my father just recently as well. You never get over it but you manage to get through it on the occasions that it hits you. It does get a little easier. May your father RIP.
Wufpacker, my words probably don’t mean much but as a fellow pack fan I am so sorry for your loss. As I near 37 and my father 70 I now realize no day is promised with my father. I can not imagine and again I am very sorry. I’d take your pain gladly if I could. Do what you must to get through each coming day, ignore anything else. Thanks for your involvement on this site, I enjoy every letter typed.
Just wanted to reiterate how much appreciation I have for all of you, both in general and in this specific instance. Reading thru this thread fills my heart with warmth.
Thanks again to everyone 🙂
Wow, I can’t imagine. Loss is a tough thing. Sorry to hear that and I hope for peace for you and your family. God bless.
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